‘how To Survive A Sharknado’

Ron Charles, Washington Post: Books
Mon, 07/28/2014 - 5:12am

Last summer, “Sharknado” struck a world entirely unprepared. The SyFy documentary about a hurricane that blew ravenous sharks all over Los Angeles caused a tidal wave of excitement — mostly on Twitter, the official social media platform of the Apocalypse. Read full article >>

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